Exif Lens vs ExifEdit

Exif Lens is an iPhone app for viewing, editing, and removing photo EXIF metadata. It displays file details, camera settings, and GPS coordinates, then lets users change capture dates and times with a calendar and custom time picker. Locations can be added, changed, or removed by searching for a place or moving a map pin. Camera fields include maker, model, lens, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, and focal length; an interactive dial sets compass direction. The app can strip GPS data or remove all metadata before sharing, and batch tools apply date or location changes or metadata removal to selected photos. Library filters include favorites, media type, and location status. Changes save to the photo library, and sharing can include or omit metadata. The maker says processing stays on the device, with no servers, uploads, tracking, analytics, third-party SDKs, or data collection. The App Store listing requires iOS 17.0 or later. The free plan is free and includes metadata viewing and library browsing, filtering, and sorting. Pro is $0.99 per month; the listing also shows a yearly option at $9.99.

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